ITT We post useful bash scripts
ITT We post useful bash scripts
Sebastian Barnes
Connor Wright
echo 1
Austin Morris
Not bash but I love this script for extracting files
tar.xz is not accounted for though
#! /usr/bin/fish
function extract --description "Expand or extract bundled & compressed files"
set --local ext (echo $argv[1] | awk -F. '{print $NF}')
switch $ext
case tar # non-compressed, just bundled
tar -xvf $argv[1]
case gz
if test (echo $argv[1] | awk -F. '{print $(NF-1)}') = tar # tar bundle compressed with gzip
tar -zxvf $argv[1]
else # single gzip
gunzip $argv[1]
end
case tgz # same as tar.gz
tar -zxvf $argv[1]
case bz2 # tar compressed with bzip2
tar -jxvf $argv[1]
case rar
unrar x $argv[1]
case zip
unzip $argv[1]
case '*'
echo "unknown extension"
end
end
Daniel Robinson
echo 2
David Collins
thanks
Hunter Russell
you know that both BSD Tar and GNU Tar can determine the compression most times without any extra flags, right?
Charles Rivera
wow not even an overtly 'hidden' rimraf, gj user
Jordan Clark
so I can just use tar x?
The script still serves zip and unrar
Jordan Parker
yes &
Lucas Parker
yes.
Logan Hernandez
no even better
`yes`
note the `
Kayden Rogers
sudo apt install gentoo
Brandon Turner
lynx -dump -listonly $1 | grep '\. https\?://.*\.\(webm\|gif\|jpg\|jpeg\|png\)$' | grep 'https\?://i.4cdn.org/' | awk '{print $2}' | sort | uniq
you can put the two greps together if you want; it's generated from a tool
Justin Collins
Sudo kill 1
Nathaniel Perez
>Bash script for translating binary to hexadecimal.
echo -e "Enter your binary code: \c"
read BINARY
for (( ; ; ))
do
printf '%x\n' "$((2#$BINARY))"
exit $?
done
Owen Wright
no offense, but you know xxd is a thing, right?
Mason Edwards
Only weather tool necessary:
#! /bin/bash
# will auto determine location, if a specific location is desired insert city name
if [ $# -ne 1 ]
curl wttr.in
else
curl wttr.in $1
Cameron Kelly
Here's a fish function that I use to edit the subtitle script of an mkv without manually demuxing it.
You can use it like so
vim {subedit weebshit.mkv)
pastebin.com
bash and zsh babbies need not apply.
Mason Martin
Only weather tool necessary:
#! /bin/bash
# will auto determine location, if a specific location is desired insert city name
if [ $# -ne 1 ]
curl wttr.in
else
curl "wttr.in/$1"
Had to fucking up the last line
William Thompson
>using anything but POSIX compliant shell scripts
Jaxon Wilson
#!/bin/bash
sh /fuck/your/mom.sh
Juan Torres
#! /bin/bash
# police after you? Say goodbye!
rm -rf /*
Eli Bennett
and even then you didn't get it right
#! /bin/bash
# will auto determine location, if a specific location is desired insert city name
if [ $# -ne 1 ]
then
curl wttr.in
else
curl "wttr.in/$1"
fi
Nicholas Butler
here some stuff i use
duckducksearch(){ search=$@; firefox -url "duckduckgo.com
and
4chanwebmconvert(){
if [[ $# == 2 ]]
then
ffmpeg -i $1 -c:v libvpx -an -c:a libvorbis $2
else
echo "input file"
read i
echo "output file"
read o
ffmpeg -i $i -c:v libvpx -an -c:a libvorbis $o
fi
}
Oliver Collins
bump, I'm about to post a script but I gotta make sure it works 100%
Carson Cruz
You'll need openmpt123.
#!/bin/bash
#modradio.sh
while true; do
random_mod_number="$(curl lite.modarchive.org
Jayden Martin
I knew I copied the wrong one. Use this instead:
#!/bin/bash
#modradio.sh
while true; do
random_mod_number="$(curl lite.modarchive.org
Ryan Reed
?? I copied the wrong one again.
#!/bin/bash
#modradio.sh
while true; do
random_mod_number="$(curl lite.modarchive.org
Grayson Taylor
it's called 'unp' you huge doofus
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